Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume], August 15, 1865, Morning, Image 4

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. . ; * '"• i .f fy * ""° "
ukv ; O.K. maksij all.—a Wash
ington correfcpontlunt of tli« Boston
Pout give« «8 an inkling of the whufu
ahotitH of this well known proachor,
nnd of lu h prient aim and prospect s.
H a wo h nmny year« ago stationed at
Baton Hollge in cliargttof thn M utho
di«t Çliurch, and aubBetjuejitly went
to Vlckwbnrg, became wedded to
M îkk Vick, a lady of Immense for
tune, settled there permanently, until
the rebellion broke ont, whwj be took
an active part favoring the move
ment, niwl devoted hi» energies to the
getting np and maintenance of hos
pitals at Richmond. The Po*f» cor- i
respondent Rays ;
"The Rev. O. K. Marshall, of Mis- 1
sissippi, one of the Uigt'M real estate
holders in the South, is here to pro
teHt against the confiscation of his ,
property. He was very bitter on the '
; Government last winter while n mein- ,
bér of file Mississippi Legislature, ''
but now claims to l>e loyal It is ,
believed that there is no hope of his
saving his property."
T hr ordrr 8btrinn amok tus |
R ichmond E lkctionb .—The follow-.
ing are the materiel portions of the ;
order of Mnj. Gen Turner, setting
«side the Richmond elections :
f kfattwi, With hut few exdeptiona , all of j
the offlcori elected at mtid tntinioipul nloo j
tlon have bwtt prominent am) eonnpiotiott » 1
in iuttuguruuug nod sustaining the rebel -
liort ; and wlloruss the itwtie wiis notiy 1
îuttjo and openly avowod at mid election f
its botwood those men who hud aided Htid i
abetted it ) the war agaiDBt tbe United
Ktatos authority , and tho »« who had with j
their livoe doleridod the flue of our court - ?
try ; tboroforojuatice to the thousands who j
have fallen on the battle - field or by diuoa »»
ili their ofl'ei u to put down the rebellion . |
mid t <> tlions who un now returning t ,o their :
home * in thi * District , after four years ofi
HUfTerlng , toll , privation « aud daugore in - ;
ourced . in fighting treason , demanda that !
tliemrpOrtnrtia who were # o lately oontribn -
< ing all their efforts to huh tain treason end !
overthrow this Oovernmnnt , should not j
be iusUlled into ollioe and intrusted with {
| Wwer . tleSoe it i » hereby declared that '
' he United Rtatoa military authorities of ;
thia uity will regard w» id municipal elec - j
tton , held in this city on the 3ftth mat .,».»;
noli and void , oxoeptitig only tho election ;
of the Clerk of the Hustings Court , and
every person elected to ollioe , excepting
* nld Clerk of Hustings Court , is prohibited
from exercising the duties appertaining
thereto -
*'"• » '♦ * -.iü. '
R kai, E statk in . N ew Y ork.—
Holders of real estate around the
t'ity Tlall Park mny congratulate
tbemselve? upon tbe value of their
property, if a recent sale may be
taken ah R criterion of its worth. Mr.
liennett, of the Thr old, has bonght
the lot on which the Museum stood
for t he handsome stun of $650,000.
The lot measures 66 feet by 100,
and the fee simple was in Mrs. II. W.
Sargent, of Newbury, we believe, to
whom the purchaser pays $4f)0,000
in twelve years time. Mr. Bamum,
however, bad a lease with nearly
twelve years to run, and for this he
received -$200,000, or nearly one
hall the whole value of the property.
It enabled him to reflect with some
equanimity upon the loss of his Mu
seum as he quietly walked down to
Wall street and invested the whole
?mn in 7-30 bonds.
The site is an excellent one for a
newspaper office, and if such a build
ing is put up as the proprietor of a
large daily journal knows from ex
perience it should have, an additional
sum of $300,000 for building will
lie added to tine cost of the land.
The whole outlay, therefore, will be
$950,000. We have ilo doubt Mr.
UeimetL will ereot a building suitable
lor his purpose and an ornament to
that »action of the city —A' Y.
Tribune, 2 'Uh.
■ *
fflsjr A tnîrag» of unusual grandeur
WAV witnessed at Rye Beach, on tbe j
coast of New Hampshire, last, Sfttur- j
day week, when (he Isle of Shoals, !
nine utiles distant, seemed within a
stone 's throw ; ils hotel and otb"t ;
building« appeared vnst, building«
rflAobtug up tbe sky. while ibe bleach
eil und whitened rock» were like huge
battlements, ready to pour death and i
destruction upou the peaceful inhabi- j
jjtDls of Rye, und "«hip« dim discover- ?
ed, droopiug from the clouds," were
-rte ii. The illusion lanted for some \
hours.
. «
A N ew U sk for G lans . —Tho'
*>ueoo Hif ul application ot glass to the ,
cheating of iron ships was recently j
tested in the Royal Navy, und the con
sequent freedom from tho incrusta
tion insef »rable from both wood and
iron, indicated * new aud important j
opinion in the farther progress of the j
trade. In fact, its tr«« position has |
yet to be attained, when the resource« j
of this couutry shall have stimulated '
that tnoro full development of which ,
it is Siuaccptibki , and Great Britain
shall, as tho author of the freedom of
this industry predicted, " supply al
most the whole world"— Englith
Paper,
BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
Corner or Third and Convention St*..
glow op the "red p i» ag ."
II*» tor sate a lnri(e assortment of
sohooii books,
Such as •> » ÎO JteneHU it»e.
1'rlmers,
Spelling Hooka,
Arithmetlo »,
Algebra»,
( ieographle *,
Ill« tor les,
Philosophies ,
JPliyslologJe».
Logic,
Rhetoric and ContpOllti"»,
Chemistries,
Science of Familiar Things,
frfU"h, SjtanisU ilerman and Kren^h Methods.
Nlat«* and l'en« «'*'
INKS—R*d, Blue anil Slack. „
Arnold'») * Wrltlo(f Field,
Copy Book* Willi or without eoplp«.
WritiiiK Papers.
Billet. Commsri'Ial an«l l*«rkel f"» 1 .
I j*i II w ' llath Port,
l«tter and tîap l'apei» rt
if xsl and Bill paper,
Rnrelnpe l'np»r and
Kn relopes of all piikw , styl«» and colors.
Tbf S'Kt Sleet and Hold Pens
Knlln |( and drawibr Peon ,
i. i.afl Peoeli»,
Port folio».
Etc., etc., etc.
A flood HHnertinnnt el
f JK. K[ O Y OOODH,
Conflating In part of
Wide and Narrow Bilk Bnlt Rlhhon, Belt Buckle»,
Tain- Trininilug, llrald of all color«, ludia
BuMmr Hmld end O'irii, Ratoht.1»,
liait Nuts, Ladle»' Sroull
KitU CmbreiUs
uelogo »
%;« t . er ,
lnellsi .wri
hot m u», l' ienade .
Hair Oil«, Si.sudont r..r
the Tectli, Tooth Soup, Harry'»
Trieoidiaromtnnd Wood'i I lût I' RsttUiratlVe»,
!,«^n<l»r Wafer, Arotnid le Vi ,, tt *r, l'tpe»,Olear«.
Niiiikins atul OhewiiHi To'wnoo, Plpsetem«,
Matches, Sharlog, Shoe, llalr und
Nall Bruiihe». lllaeMtift,
it'a »-Ol a and Hiwor
Str " ti '., Fine
Tollet
Seap », lîxtr * ct »
for the tianakerchlef.
Pin», Needle«, 8el«»ore, Hub
b»r Band». Bin k«l!tn Gauntlets und
Oln»e», OnmbB of all kind», l,ndl««' anil
fient»' Htiti Olovc», Violin». Violin Itow«,
Bridt?f*, B"rew» and Tall pieces, Violin and (»nl
StrioK»—Hie very hnMl—Boy** To)»,
,vi#rbl»«, Kubber Ball», .few»
harps China Wolle,
: Rubber
Battles and TeetbinR
Ittnjî» for Ghildrau, Toy Books,
Wong Books, Novel», Jfow »ii»peri«, Maua
rine» and Literarr Pupcr« rucelTcil e»nrv week.
tar
Nlteet iffiisie ,
A <11 JOII ASSORTMENT ALWAYS UN »AN!»
And New Music reccleed vwij »«ek.
photograph Albums.
A larffo and a't ll selected stock of Allium«on hand
And at price» which defy competition .
I'lain unit Colored I'llolo« raphe.
Of milit&rv itncl other nelebmlad wri.
onlbbrula«»
8peeiallme*i
8tfttn»r ,T ftrt'i
Oo tnlcnHMo ft icr^it Viirlnly .
lllHiik Book «.
M«morandntn»,
Maries ,
Ttino Books and
Ps»s ItooV*.
Fr «*i »li UartlRil (teed.
A «nil nelected assortment »Iwsy» on hand.
anJOSIIIJA HEAL.
NOTICE.
r JMfK undersigned hnvo ronewod their
.a former Partnership, and wlil transact liü»l
uns* under the name of 8TKVKNB l H KVMOllH.
at their old stand, Nos 98, and «H Coramcn
opposite the City Hot#t.
K. It. HTKVRNH.
Per W. B. ftarvorx.
W. k. HBVMOtTR .
N kw OaLK *nb. .Inly 1, tHt®. jylf*
PAPER, STATIONERY
—ajtt»—
F A N O Y Qc OODS.
War e l ionn e , Nos . 9 i> and 98 Common St .
VI ' K are now receiving by almost every
' ' arrivni s large »tnc'pt of
PiUNTINU.
WUITINO ANI»
WRAPPTNÖ T 'A PCX,
PAPI'IR »Ans,
blank bothch.
STATION KK Y of all Kind»,
And FANCY tHM)I)8.
tlscnived per iit<f»ft>ci' RvsniBR 4 '!4r *nd »hip
Frrsdom—■
M tiasesCAP and LK'X'TKK pAPKB.
1.0 reams COTTON 8 AM PU NU l'APKIi.
10 case* SCHOOL 3LATKS.
JHWdorau Vi HBSTBIi'S PI'KLLINO If <- >K -
IfiO.WO PAPKK »AO.«,a\l eîfes, fnut X toa. r ift
combh,
N I3BDLP.H.
Plltft,
TOOTH BHVHHKS,
Abd ii ssnorttnent of
IM M V tenuis.
Pnr »ai? »t rcdpowl price».
ÜTKV4WSH A SEÏMO0R,
julyis w. and 9' comftiod utifct .
MESS PORK,
Uatim, Sugar, Col fee, »I v
TIIK leaiiingUtlclMdf I'roduee an 1 (iro
eerles in us« in »»radlle* aud ou plant»!ion»
•ein \m bid at tliH «turn
iulvl JOSHl /l MKAIi.
Superior Pantry Flour.
alK BARKELS »uferb pastry Flour—will
suit ths mo»i f»«tirfioi)«— new In store and
for «nie by
jitlyl .lomhc'/l hk Alv
GHASS HOPE,
J* low Lines and It rooms,
TO «ave time aud money, or buy a new
Bream, call at the store of '
JOMV A »KAI«
NEW WOODS ! NEW WOODS î Ï
JURT lUtCKlVKl) AT
KOWALSKPS 0TOKE.
A lUNwsoMf. t>vr OP
PKI1VTK1» UNBN LAWNS. |
A PKW PI BO KB OP 8-4 WIDf
BLACK BAKBOM FOB SHAWLS»
A PR1W riKOBB OF 10-4
11KAVV LiNBN FOR SlfEBTINO.
ALSO,
imllcmv cask ijnkn,
40 tNOUKS WtDK.
Together with a beautiful assort,mont of
W H I T K G C> ODS,
Which will bo (told to suit the time*.
Jnlytl
.1. KOWAIiUKI .
Laurel Street.
J. KOWALSKI,
Laurel Ht., bel. Lafayette und Third SU.,
UEALRlt IN
PAR IIIII NABLi; ANI> WK My M A UK
MÜS AND BOYf
Spring an«J Slimmer Clothing
staple and fancy drv goods.
KE8PECTFÜLLY invite« public atten
i tioa to M» present aud accumulating stock
in trade, eonsleflnR of all urades, from the finest
down to mediana, and low-prlccd
CLOTHING,
STAPLE & FANCY DKY GOODS.
Call end a*u,iuiualor yourselve» Ui«»i«iortment,
which in tbe Urgent and bunt now ofi'ered in the
city, and na terms the mont »atiwfactor.T- jnlyl
furniture ware-rooms,
JTInt »» St ., between Third ®>i»l thitrrli ,
HA TON ItO IT G E, LA .
'PHP ttnderttlened I f nnw piepared to receive or
J cm or nil kinds of »urnlture and Cehinet
wnrh. Will miikn or mend in the tw«t manner,
and at the loyer l figure«, vor oisif ost-r. In t'>e
Cndertekin? t.ii^in»»« h» hau now no hand a ßno
»»enrtnieiit of HeUllle Ca*«s, and Is r?a<Jy to re
ceive orders in this line of buelnena, whiob wilt
meet tbeatUiitlon iihii «I ly (riven by the old Arm
nf Piper* Bradford,
»„„is KKKI). KCNKK
V^CHOOL B00K8,
»TATIORHBY,
PBNS. INKS,
hlatks,
pknc1lk,
fancy OtHtllR ,
notions, Ac .
Koi sale l.j' jushd a ok ai«.
Flour ! Flour 11
kin rahflels fresh ground Floor .
1 wv Tfi riDUM grades, now lu store and for
«ale at the lowest, current rates.
A CALL SOI, TOTTIS».
julvl beal.
Oats , Sugar Cured Joles ,
HUM? FORK AND BUTTER.
A small supply of the above named
artlcies.just st-cied and for sale at moderate
pr jal^6 r josiiija 1110,vi,.
Ht nie of Lutilvlniiii -1*» il » liufM » t Baton
Uowire — Fifth Judiclnl Diatrlct Court -
No . «50— Mary Jnno Williams , wife , va .
laaftc a. William », hOaband .
By virtue of a writ of fieri facia*, to mo
( liroctccl from tho Honorable Judge of
the Fifth Judiciul District ( Jourt , of the
l' arinli und State aforeaaiiJ , i havo teized
and will expose to public » ule , at the resi -
dences ! lanao a. Williams , about fifteen
inilea , above tho city of lJaton Kongo , on
tho ß' ayott kara lioad , in said l' arish , on
Saturday , the 2d of September next ,
a. d.,1805, at 13 o ' clock ,»!., tho following
described property , t , o - wit :
a certain t ract or parcel of land , situated
in tho Pariah of East Baton Kongo , on tho
Rityoti bunt Koad , about twolva miles
above i, ho city of Baton Kounn , containing
eight hundred acres ; bounded North by
liitirU Itelonging lo Mr *. JiodriKnoz , w. 8.
Uhodo », ,1 amen Anderson and Dravnon ;
South by s. w. Newport ; West by Baton
Rouge Jjayou , with el i the buildings and
improvement « thereon .
Also .
8tock of cattle and 1iog8-s0 head -
more or leas -
t mules.
1 HOJiSK .
s wagon
ï carriage.
Seized to pay and satislv tho writ , issued
in tho abovo entitled numbered cause .
Terms of sale — eauh in u, h. Treasury
n'ife .i». with the benefit of appraisement .
ei>. coü8inard,
aiigl Sheriff .
ht ste ofLenltlana - Parish of kuai Baton
Rouge Fifth . Indicia ! District Court -
No . 807, Probate - In the matter of tho
Buacossion of Ham mil Oldfleld , deceasad .
Whereas, Mrn . i' enelope Oldfleld has
this day tiled in « aid Court an appli -
cation praying to bo appointed and con -
firmed as Administratrix of the estate of
iter hueband , Burn ne ] Oldfleld , inui of haid
pat ish , deceased .
Notico is hereby given to all persons in -
terested to ehow cause f if any thev hava ,)
within ten days from tho first publication
of this notice , why said application should
not bo grafted .
Given under my hand and the seal of
wild Court this 2ïtb day of July , a. d.,
1805. j08. NEf 'hler,
ang8 Clark .
Salt!
Salt!!
OLANTERS in want of Salt can make it
1 to tbeir Interest to purchase of
julyl JOSHUA ÏIKAI/.
U iutlow Shades ! Window Shades !!
A LARGE and choice assortment of
»iirjooa patterns.
rfAMKS McVAV,
julyl-tf Oppo»lte toe ]*. 8tate Bank.
Cora Meal, Grits and Crushed Corn.
rE »bote artjçlos manufactured by
jolrl jo^hva bkal.
SHERIFF SALES.
H|ale»'I<eitl«lans-P*rl»hofEait ânton
Kongo -Sixth, now Fifth .Indleial 151s
triet Court- No. 859T-William 8. l'ïko
for usa of Hobt. E. Mcllatlon vs. Chaa.
G.MefÏMwn and al Wustrees.
BY virtuo of a writ of aeiznrti andsaloto
me directed from the Honorable the
Judge Of tho Fifth Jodluiitl DiHtrlet Court,
of the Parish and State aforesaid, I hava
seiftnd nnd will expose to publié aile, ut tho
Court House door, in the city ot Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, the 2d ot September next,
A. D., 1886,at 18,p^lqek,M-. the following
desoribed mortgaged property, to-wit:
A certain lot of ground aittiatod in that
partof the city of Baton Koogo laid out by
the Heirs of Mrs. Edith Devall, doceasocl,
and designated on tho plan thereof as Lot
No. tine (1 ) of Square No. ten (10). meas
uring sixty feet fronton Filth street, by
one hundred and twenty feet in depth on
Laurel street, it being a corner lot, and all
French mcasuro, together with all tho
buildings and improvement» thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ isssod
in the above entitled suit , together with
interest and oost .
Terms of »ale oash, in I'■ 8. Treasury
Notes, with the benettt ot appraisement.
ED. COuSINARD,
jaly2ü Sheriff.
glatcofUiiMinaoParlih of knsl Hnlon
Ronge — 6th , now Fifth . ludloial District
Court — No ,413- LouisSheppet 'sva. Mary
g. Stuart .
By virtue of a writ , of seizure and salo to
roe directed from tho Honorable the
Judge of tho Fifth Judicial District Court ,
of the Parish and State aforesaid , I hava
seized and will expose to public sale , at the
Court Houae door , in tho city of Baton
Kongo , on
Saturday, the 2d of September next,
a. d. f 186f >, atl2 o ' clock , m-, tho following
described mortgaged property , to - wit ;
Tho following described lots of ground
in S quare No , sixty - eight (68) of that part ,
of tho city of Baton Rouge laid out by Eli
neanregard , to - wlt : Tho South halt of Lot .
No . throo , measuring thirty fenr . fronton
Maxiinillian streut , by one hundred foet in
depth . Lots No . four and five , measuring
each sixty feet front ou said street , by ono
hundred feet in depth . Lota Nos . six and
seven , measuring oaoh sixty feet front on
Eust Boulovard street , by one hundred feet
in depth , and tho South hall of Lot No .
eight , measuring thirty foot front on said
stieet , by one hundred foot in depth , all
French measure . Lots No . live and six
boing corner lots , which property was ac -
quired by tho present mortgager from ii.
e. Clarke .
Seized to pay and satisfy tho writ issued
in the above entitled suits , togother with
tbe interest and eosta .
Terras of sale ca <b, in u. 8. Tronsury
Notes , with the benefit of appraisement .
ed. cousinard,
july29 Sheriff .
Htsltiof l(«nlalniin~t'srl>h nf K»»l Baton
liougo — Sixth , now Fifth Judicial Dis -
trict Court -- No . 864— Eudora Devall vs .
Thomas Devall .
By virtue of a writ of fieri fad a# to me
1 directed from tho Honorable the Judge
ot the Fifth Judicial District Court , in and
lor tho Parish and State aforesaid , i have
seized and will expose to publie ai. le , at the
Court H oubo door , in tho eity of Baton
Rouge , on
Saturday, the 2d of September next,
a. d., 1865, at 11! o ' clock , m .,! he following
described property , to - wit :
First . a certain tract or naroel of land
situated In that part of tbe l' arish of East
Baton Rouge , ( moon mi loa nbovo the city
of Baton Rongii . noar Springfield Landing ,
containing eight hundred and eighty (880;
arpents , moio or less ; bounded on the
North by lands now or lately belonging to
John Alexander ; on the South by j. j.
halterjon tho East by mrs. Elizabeth Lilly ,
and on the West by Dr . t. j. Hendorson ,
with all the building * and improvement »
thereon .
Second . Another tract vr parcel of land ,
situated in said Parish , at about fourteen
miles from the city of Baton Rouge , front -
ing upon tho Mississippi river , with about
eight arpenta front , with a depth of about
forty - flvo arpents ; bounded on the North
and East by lands of 14, t. Younjt ; South
by lands of Thomas Carpenter , and West
by the Mississippi rivor . containing three
hundred and sixty arpents , more or less ,
with all the buildings and improvements
tberoon , which property w ;i» surrendered
by tho defendant , Thomas Devall , to pay
and satisfy tho writ issued in the above
nuinbored suit , together with interest and
costs .
Terms of sale cash , in u. 8. Ireastiry
n otes, with the benefit , of appraisement .
ed. cousinard,
july28 Sheriff .
Stat«of l,oiilalnii»-"I*»rt»hul K«»t Baton
Rouge - Sixth , now Fifth Judicial Dis -
trict Court — No . 413— Mary o. Scudder
vs . Celostino Rachel .
By virtuo of a writof seizure and sale to
me directed from tho llonor .-. ble the
■ Judge ot tho Fifth Judicial District Court ,
of the Parish and Stato aforosaid , i have
soizod and will expose to public salo at the
Court Housa door , iti the city of Haton
Rooge , on
Saturday, the 2d oi' September next,
a. D., 1865, at 12 o ' clock , m., the following
described mortgaged property , to - wit :
a certain tract or parcel ot und situated
at about one and a half miles from the city
of Baton Rouge , commonly known as the
" Newuomb Tract ," containing one hundrod
and ninety - four arpents ( more or loss ),
bounded North and West by lands now or
formerly of MoCalop ; East by Fowler and
other lands belonging to t. J - Bird , aud
on the South by lands formerly of Mrs .
Brown , but now Davidson , together with
ail tho buildings and improvement # there -
on ; being the same property purchased by
the present vendor , from Thompson j.
Bird , per act in this otllcu , ( i' artsh ro
eordarj dated the 10th of April , 1852. and
in Book g, Folio 83, of Notarial Acts .
Seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in the above entitled suit , together with
interest aud costs .
Terms ol salo cash , in u. 8. Treasury
No tes , with the hoticflt of appraisement ,
ed. cousinard,
jnly 'is» Sheriff .
Hay , Corn , oats, Bran 4 w«*©»
A SUPPLY of the above named article »,
n«oally on îiand and for sslaby
julyl JC3IIUA BKAI,.
FOR WAI4Ü,
ABOUT 4« ACKK8 0¥ bANt). JWih
w it hi n five mil,« of thi» city, M jm S
w«l! feneert and having » food
dwelling lionsn thereon.
land is new sod of the bast quality, with about
ene half of It clemred, tbs balance In pastor*. Tho
plae« la admirably adapted for a oureery and
Srdan. For pariculai's «n «alrr» at tho offlo« of
a Qaaette and Qo»»t. >a!4.
SHERIFF SALES.
s t« teorl ,ohli. l .. iin —parish of Ko .« Baton
Rouge-Sixth, now Fifth Judicial Dis
trict Court-No. 878— Joyceo Brown and
Husband vs. John B, Bixler.
BY virtue of a writ of aoiaure and salt to
me directed from the Honorable tho
Judge of the Filth Judicial District Court,
of the Parish and State aforesaid, I have
seized und will expose to publie sale, at the
Court House door, in the city of Laton
Rouge, on
Saturday, tftc 2d of September next,
A. D.,lS85,at 12 o'clock, M.,the following
dt;scribed mortgaged protiorty, to-wit i
â certain truct of hind ni tu a ted in tfatt
partof the Parish of East Baton Rouge, on
Bayou Manohac, »bout fifteen miles fron»
the' city of Baton Rouge, containing two
hundrod and seventy acres (more or lei&);
bounded on tho West by lands of H-E.
Umbehagott; South by Manohae; East by
B. F. Burnett, and North by T. Winthrop
Brown, with all tho buildiugs and im
provements thereon.
Seized to pay ami sntisfy the writ Issued
In the abova 'entitled suit, together with
iuterest and costs.
Terms of sale cash, in U. S. Treasury
Notes, with the benefit of appraisement.
ED. COUSINARD,
july28 Sheriff.
SlKteoflioiilalntia — Pnrlahof Kaat Baton
Rouge—Fifth Judicial District Court—
No. 419— John O'Conor vs. Nolan A.
Stuart. , ä
BY vittne of a writ of selzttro and sale to
me directed from tho Honorable tbe
Judge of tho Fifth Judicial District Court ,
oft . be Farish aud State aforesaid , 1 have
seized and will expose to public sale , at the
Court House door , in the city of Baton
Hoog «, on
Saturday, the 2d of September next,
j a. dm lhö5„ai lä o ' olock , m., the following
i described mortgaged property , to - wit :
two certain lots ot ground , situated in
that part of the city of Baton Rouge , laid
out by the late Elte Beauregard , known on
tbe i»! un of said city as Lots No», one and
olovfiu in Bçuaro No . 5<5: belüg tho same
property purchased by 1). a. and Martha
Cunningham , from liuttry Tomlmsou , per
ac ' : passed before 1'. a. Walker , Notary
Public, bt! tbe 1st day of May . a. d. 1858.
seized to pay and satisfy the writ issued
in tbe above entitled suit , togother with
interest and costs .
Terms of sale—cash, in U. S. Treasury
Notes, with the benefit of appraisement.
ED. COUSINARD,
iiugl Sheriff.
Slate ori ,oulslH<ii>—Pnrlsli of K»*t Bitton
KoitR«—Ktftli Judicial Dlntrlct 0"urt—No. 407.
BUith Aim Loudon, Wifo, vi. A. Molton Kaan,
llusbsnd.
1HII>< (•*•»• having been till» day lultsn op for
. trinl upon Ifioiie ioln-d, nnd Itappearitm to the
Coart that that the PI Intifl' ha« e'esrly mad# out
her «an« by ihe lair and «tlBence ailducnd,
II is therefore ordered, «djud^eil and decraad,
that ih« Plaintiff, Kctitli Ann Louden, Wife of the
IMemlant, have Judgment against and rem»er
trom ihe Itafenrlaut, A, Motion Renn, lh« »um »f
Eittht Hilndftil and Thirty three SdjlOO Dollars,
vr i r Ii legal In tor eat, frein the 10th day of July.
lSf.Ä; and that the Piaiutlff have s le^al mnrtgaKn
on all the property of the Defendant, to dale from
the fir at .»a,v ol Petuuary, ISM, tj sfctlufy thla
jud»uifltit.
It. In further ordered, adjudgeit and decreed,
thai thee imnunlty oi acquets sod gains hereto
fore exlK'InK between Piaintttt and Del' 1 iidant be
dipsnlTtd; all at Plaintiff be separated in properly
frotn tier »»id hu*iii>nd and 11»v,i Sfmin the free
administration of her K«tate, and t hat thtsjurtn
ment be published In a publia #ai tte, an the law
requires.
Done, read and signed lu open Court this 21st
day of July,1006.
IBigue.l «T. P08KY,
Judge Filth Judicial Diatrlct.
* true ortiy of ihe original on tile In my otttos.
Julyïïd, IHB6,
»Ugl -sls« pit JOS. NKPULfclt, Clerk.
To the Honorable ltirt:sss T. Poser, Judge of the
Fifth Ju iirinl District '.V'Urt, held in sad for the
1'u rith of Kast llatou Itouge:
The petition ol Wllllum Bojei and William
Mai kham. of »aid Purlab,Testanieilt»ry Kxecntors
ol tile Ks ta to nf Mary Zeralda Bogel, dereaiad,
late of said Parish, respeelfuUy represent»-- Thal
they herewith file their firs' proylnlenal account
of s*ld e»lat<?, with Touohtrs thereto annexed, for
botuolomition. They alio pray that le^al notice
bo Jtifen of the fillns' of »«Id rtoeouu! according to ]
ln,w, eu'l tli-il aller all legal delay», l-tie said ac
count maybe homolonated and inadeth» ludgmeot
of the Court At»o, «hat (leorne A. Plhe, of »aid
Marlali, lto(l"i tutor ol the Minor, »tella D. Bogel,
le r,itin«d of 'he tiling of the same, and aa |n
duty hou ■ petitioners "HI erar pr»», Ae,
[ Signed ] wm, boobl,
V. mahkiiam,
Teat. KxecuUirs.
Union Ibmge, -My l«f, IStift.
Let tiUblic not ice be given, according to law, of
the filing of the within account, soil that George
A. Pike, Undertulor to the Minor, Stella Bogel, bo
uot Sed 1)1 the filing of the name.
[digued,1 JOS. NKPlt lkft, Clerk .
July 1 Ith, IStiS
t'.LCKK's Orrir:*, Kast Baton Rouge Pariah.
A ti nt! copy of the original petition on file Sn
my ( dice. JOS, NEI'MUK,
julyai Clerk.
Ntntrnf l,nnl*lnnn—Parish ofKa«t ßnlmi
lioiige— Fifth Judicial District. Court—No. 8w4.
Tabitha Richardson, Wife, vs. Joshua D. Al»x
ander, lliiahand.
TilW cats having been regularly taken tip, ac
cording to previous aasignment, by reason
that the law and the evidence is In I >vor of tho
Plaintiff aud against tbe Defendant aud Inter
vener.
It H hereby ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that the community of acquets and gains hereto,
fore exiaUng between Plaintif! and i ef'Xidant be
dUinlved; that Plaint ff recover the adiuiulstra
tlon of her separate estate and that aim have
judgment «gainât her aaiil husband for the »um of
Two Thousand live Hundred Dollar», with five
percent per annum Interest thereon, from the Bth
day cf July, A. D.. I860, till paid, with legal mort
gago on the real eatato anil Maves of her husband,
to date front ' he first day of November, A. D. 1188.
It is iurtber ordered, tint the intervention of
Neltou Potts be reject,0 (1, at bin cost?. The ooat of
Ilia prlnCti>-l suit to be paid by Defendant.
Done, rev' a«. 1 ' signed in ojwi Court this iilst
day of July, )SI&.
[Signed) >t. T. l'OSKÏ,
Judge Pift.h Judicial Dintrlct,
A true coriv of the original On file.
July 24th, I'fi5.
augl-oUir JOS. NKPHLKH, Clerk.
ültst« orisivlilans-l'arlali efBstl Bsttm
Itougt— Kiftfi Judicial District Couit— Kliïa
London, Wife, va. Alexander H. Denham, Hus
ban1.
fpilIH cane baring bee» ibis day tal'.en up for
I, trial upon Is-ue joined, and it appearing to
the Cour' that Its Plaintiff baa clear. y made out
ber rase by tf.e law, and the «»Idenne adduced.
It |a therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed,
that the Plaintiff, Klus» Loudon, Wife, have judg
ment against snd recover from her Husband, AN
mnder S Denlian), Defendant, the sum of On«
Thousand Six Hundred Dolltirn, with legal Inter
lerest from the 10th dsy of Ju'v, 1ft»®, and costs
ol suit and that Pluintltl be decreed to bave a le
gal Bi'irtgsg» on all the property belonging to the
Defendant, to date from the »3d at Qctobor, IRtjO,
to satisfy this judgment.
Ii i« further ordered, adjudged and decreed,
Ibattbi- community of acquit» arid gain» berctri- |
for» existing between Plalutiff and Defendant be i
dlseolved, that Plaintiff he separated In property ■
from b-r eald Husband, and havo again the free j
ad tu tijstrçtion after K»lat», and that thi« judg- :
ment be published in a pqbUc Oaçettt u» the law j
require*.
Done, read and signed In open Court tb.'s 21st
day of July 18Cfi.
[Signed,] Il.T. POSEY.
Judge F.fth Judicial District.
A trus copy, July 26th, ISfii.
jttly2 »-st JOS. KÏPUtKR, Ci*rk
LEGAL NOTICES.
Slate of l.«ul»la»*~ï*nHsh efKsM Baton
Hoego— Fifth Judicial District Court—No aoS -
In the Matter of Uie Succession of John Kohlen?
dseesaed.
W II KU K AS, Mrs. Btnma Stephens has thl» day
filed with the Olsrk of aakl Court an applica
tion praying to be appointed Admlnlstratrl* of
lh« Suooesslon of John Kohler, deceaaod.
Notic* It hereby given to ail persons Interested
to file their objections (if soy they hsve ) in writ
ing, with Mis Clerk, of said Court, within ten days
from tbe first publication of tbia notice, why tbe
ssid application should not be granted.
Witness my band and the impress of the seal ef
»aid Court this the 24th day of July, A. b , 18U6.
sugl J">8 NKPfll.KH, CI, «rit.
Mat«- of i,oiil*lsm»—!•«« Ish of Ratal flutm»
Rouge—Fifth Judicial District Court—No. övft,
Probate—In the »latter of tbe Succession of
John Snllivan, decoaat t.
VI/'II KHK AM, John A. Sullivan, nf said Parish,
W has thla day fllsd in said Court an applica
tion praying to be appointed Administrator of the
Katsteof John Sullivan, late of raid Parish, de
QtlMde
ftotloe Is hereby given to all persons interested
to show cause (if any they c»n), within ten days
from tbe first publication of tbia notice, why »nid
application ahonld not be granted.
<IIr.,n under my hand and the sealef said Court
this 2fltb day of July, A. D., 18(56.
angP-pd JOS. NMPHLBR, Clerk.
Rllntool l,«ul*tniin— Pariahof ICnat llato»
Rouge—Fifth Judicial District Courts-No. 810,
Probate—In the Matter of the Boccesslon of
IlenTl Dros, deceased.
11KRKAM, Joseph C.Charrotte has thi» day
Yl filed in said Court an application praying to
1m appointed Administrator of the Katate of Henry
1)r< K, late of said Pariah, deceased.
Notice la hereby given to alt peraona Interested
to show cause (If any they have), within ten days
from the first publication of this notice, why said
application should not bs granted.
Ulveit under my hand and th» «eaiofsaid Court
thisaist day of July, a . t), nur>.
augl JOS. NKPIII.KR, Clerk.
Klaleofl , anlal »tria— Pariah of Eaat dato »
Klinga— Pllth Judicial District Court—No 800,
Probate— lu the Matter of tbe Succession oi
Peter P. Porfhvy, deceased.
WHKRKAS, John A. McMngh, of said Parish,
has this day filed an application praying for
Ibe administration of the K»t»te of Peter P. Bora
key, late i t said Parish, deceased.
Notice is hereby riven to all peraons Interested
to »how cause (If liny they have), within tru days
from the drat publication of ihla notice, why said
application should not be grauted.
iiiveti under mi hand and the seal of said Oourt
thla 31 .t day of Julv, A.D., IHtif,.
augl-pd JOS. NKPHI.KK, Clerk.
Slalatof l,imlalnna».Parl»hof Kaat Baton
Rouge—Filth Judicial Dlatriei. Court—In the
Mattar of the Suoueasion of annuel O. Uuy, de
ceased—No. 096
W II Kit KAN, A M. Dunn, of »aid Pariah, has
thia lay filed In said Oourt an appiiciitlon
praying to be appointed Administrator of tbe
above su«ce»aion.
Notice is heiehy given to all persons intareated,
to »how sanae tir aby they have), witu n ten
days from the fl'Ht publication oi this notice,
why said application should not be grauted.
Wlinebs my Land and the Impress of the feat
of said Conrt this 46th day ot July. A. D., 1806.
july*T~pd J,».NRPUL«R, Clerk.
Hat a of I.oiiiaiana—Parish of K.aat Bin t on
Fifth Judicial District Court—In tbe mutter ot
the succession of Rodolph Ctnbfhagen, deo'd.
No. 808, Probate.
WilKHKAS, Henry K. fTmhehsgar, has filed In
HSid Court an aiplieaton praying for tha
Administration of the «state of Rodolph IJmbebv
gen, late of sa'd Parli-h, deceased.
Moite» !» hereby given to al' persons Interested,
lo show cauae (tt any they ran ) within ten says
from the first publication of this notice, why cald
application h ould not be granted.
Olven under my hand and the »eal oi »aid oonrt
thi» 2<Uh day of July, a n , I'C6.
julyïî-pd JOS NCPHI.BR,Clerk.
REGULAR PACKETS;
REGULAR VICKSBURQ PACKET
Ltam N'w Orlmnt 'very Saturday, at t> I'. M.
For vicksbuho, orand oulf,
Rodney, Natohr«, Fort Adam»,
Hog Point, Morgansa, Bayou Snra.i
Baton Rouge, Plnqutmlne, Donaldson vil le, and
all Intermedial« Coast Landings, the New and
swift running »Ide-whoel steamer
P .D. PRATT, Comd'r; CHAS. GRATKR, Clerli
(Wfor freight or passage apply on lir.ard or to
A. Bill TTON,
Nr;. 7 Fro.il street.
.»SO. L. TITUS A CO ,
Cor. Bienville & Old Levee.
WOODRÛFF, BCTLKR » CO,
No». 17 and 19 N«w Levee.
Will. HKNLtKHMOiV,
june.î Agent, Third »treat, Baton Houge.
Lafayette htrect Bestauraut ,
VICTOR. (JALVAYRAC,..... PROfmwoJi.
THK undesigned lieg»
leave renpectfuily to an
nounce to the public and
to bit o d friends and 4
customers, that tho above estr.blishment baa un
dergone thorough repairs and will be re-opened
on Monday the ild of April, 1866. None but tha
best of WIN Kf, Liqb'OhS AND CIOARB will bo
kept In the establishment. ,
aprl-lm VICTOR OALVAÏBAC,
jjul
ICE! ICE!
fJlIB undersigned beg leave to announce to the
cltliens and the public generally of Baton Rouge
* surrounding oountry that they have opened an
Xoo House
Su th© «tore formerly occupied by tho lato Ool. A.
M ATTA, ou Main »tract, u«*r tho rlvwr, where par
tieft can bo itipplied at wholesale and retail,aud
at inch pile«« ae t'» defy compétition.
THE "CITY ICE HOUSE,"
will be opened from 6 o'olock in the morning to T
In tho evening. On Sundays, frai* 1 to I o'clock
in tbs morning.
OHA 111,KM W. WIRKK,
A. VVAMIKIIU II,
Proprietors, "City loe HotMic."
BaTOS Rocote, May, lt"J6.
Corn \ Corn ! !
r . n flaokb corn. r !?°i t " d nn,j
Mv for »ale by
jtiljl tf
Ä. WAX,
H t %r the Conrt HoUfe.
VIPTOIt 'S
public ark,
hereby respectfully in
formeil that they «an t« accooiniodat«! will»
Board, ai the above Restaurant, altaalad on Lafa
yette street, at thp rate of $8 P* r W*elt- Uli«
will include two meals a day. Kyery attention
and care will be given to tbe comfort or guests.
Payment most be made weekly.
JnlyS -tf VICTOR ÇAWA^AC.
Corn! Corn!!
1AA SACKtJCORN. Jaat received and
1UU for .»is by J. J. ItVSVAHH,
julyl-tf
Oer. Xm . u sod l>ev«e its.